Nastja Čeh
Slovenian footballer · Slovenia · On the map · Footballers · Born 1978 · age 48
Nastja Čeh is a Slovenian retired professional footballer who played as a midfielder. Born in Ptuj, he began his career at hometown club Drava Ptuj before moving to Maribor, where he won two consecutive Slovenian First League titles.
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- Spasoje Bulajič Teammate at NK Maribor, 1996-1998
David Alaba Teammate at FK Austria Wien, 2005-2007
Andreas Ulmer Teammate at FK Austria Wien, 2005-2007
Boško Balaman Teammate at Club Brugge K.V., 2003-2005
Matjaž Kek Teammate at NK Maribor, 1996-1998
Aleksandar Radosavljevič Teammate at Slovenia national team, 2002-2007
Gert Verheyen Teammate at Club Brugge K.V., 2001-2005- Arkadiusz Radomski Teammate at FK Austria Wien, 2005-2007
- Dejan Nemec Teammate at Club Brugge K.V., 2001-2003
Karel Geraerts Teammate at Club Brugge K.V., 2001-2004- Štěpán Vachoušek Teammate at FK Austria Wien, 2005-2007
Michael Madl Teammate at FK Austria Wien, 2005-2007
Szabolcs Sáfár Teammate at FK Austria Wien, 2005-2007- Andreas Lasnik Teammate at FK Austria Wien, 2005-2007
Tomáš Šimkovič Teammate at FK Austria Wien, 2005-2007
Tim Smolders Teammate at Club Brugge K.V., 2001-2004
Christoph Saurer Teammate at FK Austria Wien, 2005-2007- Gregor Židan Teammate at NK Maribor, 1996-1998
Delano Hill Teammate at FK Austria Wien, 2005-2007
Mario Reiter Teammate at FK Austria Wien, 2005-2007
Markus Kiesenebner Teammate at FK Austria Wien, 2005-2007- Jimmy De Wulf Teammate at Club Brugge K.V., 2001-2004
Marco Salvatore Teammate at FK Austria Wien, 2005-2007- Ransford Addo Teammate at Club Brugge K.V., 2001-2005
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About this person
He is best known internationally for his time at Club Brugge (2001-2005), with whom he won two Belgian league titles and three Belgian Cups. He subsequently played for Austria Wien, FC Khimki, and clubs in Greece, Croatia, Israel, Indonesia, and Vietnam before retiring in 2018. Čeh earned 46 caps for the Slovenia national team, scoring 6 goals, and represented his country at the 2002 FIFA World Cup.